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Holly you haven't made it so that people can comment on your posts so  I'll put my comments here instead.

I like the ideas you chose that stood out to you. Change is an important part of life that affects everything though sometimes we should be cautious since not all change leads to something good. Realizing that everything is connected is an important step towards progress and not only helps solve problems but also helps us avoid them happening as well.
I also enjoyed the pictures you chose to represent your thoughts on each subject. I especially liked your representation of the problem arena I wouldn't have noticed a connection between a labyrinth and the problem arena but that's exactly what a labyrinth is. You have to understand it and its creator to navigate one efficiently.

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Within your Ideas in Standout Idea #2 you discussed how we are usually guided to think in a linear process. Take a look at the Systems Map--Connected Circles Map (paper p. 60). How does this map illustrate the iterative and connected process that the Disruptive Design Method is advocating for? Do you think the iterative and indirect process associated with this design method would be easy for students to adopt or more of a challenge considering how people learn?

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This picture made me think of the complexity of a problem and all of the intricacies needed to be addressed.

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This quote helps you to remember the human element involved in research and addresses the ethics and empathy portion that need to be maintained.

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This helps you visualize all of the resources involved in making one single product.

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These pictures help define disruptive design.

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Challenge is Part of the Reward. "Failure": is how we learn. We need to embrace the not fact we won't know the answer right away, and be okay with the exploration phase needed to eventually solve the problem.

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Everything is Interconnected. We are use to being taught in a very structured linear way this doesn't help us when we are solving complex problems that have so many connections and variables. This picture is not really the way the world works.

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Change is Constant. Not only are we constantly changing, but so is the world around us. We usually only notice it when we don't like it.
This is a reminder to cut out the biases when change occurs.

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Disruptive Design helps us use our creative capacity to help redesign systems with tangible solutions,

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Disruptive Design helps to break down complex issues and solve them in non linear fashion.

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Mining in disruptive design is the process of breaking down a complex problem into all of its simple parts so you will have a greater ability to define the root problem and identify its needs in order to find real solutions.

The following words and definitions all relate to the process of mining while using the disruptive design method:

Problem Arena: all of the underlying elements, issues, and components of the problem.

Research Question: this question is a starting point where you articulate what you want to discover and it helps to refine the problem arena.

Life Cycle Thinking: this way of thinking helps you looks at the entire life of a product and think critically about the impact that choices have on the planet, and can help improve decision-making.

Qualitative Research: based on research, interviews, and observations. The conclusions are more subjective.

Quantitative Research: based on data, surveys, and less personal forms of inquiry. The conclusions are objective.

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It was easy to find 3 big ideas that stood out to me with this method.

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This picture reminds me of the social change Disruptive Design is meant to inspire.

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Disruptive design is a creative approach for solving problems relating social and environmental issues. It is a three-part method that helps you to break down all the complexities of a problem into its smaller parts and inspires creative solutions.